#1 #2 #3 Mass of flask + oxalic acid 64. 987 68.455 64.074 Mass of flask 64.681 68.152 63. Fole Mass of oxalic acid 8.306 0.0303 0.308 Final volume of NaOH 25.15 45.40 43.00 Initial volume of NaOH 4.52 25.15 22.00 volume of NaOH 20.63 20.25 21.00 Find the molarity of the NaCH solution for each trial

#1 #2 #3 Mass of flask + oxalic acid 64. 987 68.455 64.074 Mass of flask 64.681 68.152 63. Fole Mass of oxalic acid 8.306 0.0303 0.308 Final volume of NaOH 25.15 45.40 43.00 Initial volume of NaOH 4.52 25.15 22.00 volume of NaOH 20.63 20.25 21.00 Find the molarity of the NaCH solution for each trial

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#2
#3
Mass of flask + oxalic acid
64. 987
68.455
64.074
Mass of flask
64.681
68.152
63. Fole
Mass of oxalic acid
8.306
0.0303
0.308
Final volume of NaOH
25.15
45.40
43.00
Initial volume of NaOH
4.52
25.15
22.00
volume of NaOH
20.63
20.25
21.00
Find the molarity of the NaCH solution for each trial

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